Sentence examples for focusing more explicitly from inspiring English sources

Doing this allowed me explore the ways in which translations were or were not equivalent, but it also meant focusing more explicitly on the rhythms of my narrators' speech, and on the ways in which transcription is inherently translation.

Focusing more explicitly on socio-ecological and transgenerational perspectives has implications for our field of mental health.

Future research should examine potential mechanisms linking these processes, focusing more explicitly on physiological and cognitive processes.

After three months, she focuses more explicitly on the problem of happiness.

She began to focus more explicitly on gender themes in her work.

"I would like to see government at all levels focus more explicitly on helping local communities run things themselves," he said.

Busan will endorse a "new deal" that aid to fragile states should focus more explicitly on security, justice and "legitimate politics".

This shift has coincided with a greater awareness of the need to focus more explicitly on gender as a key factor in development-related issues.

That vehicle remains, but the court's ruling that the Congress cannot change the ground rules for the existing Medicaid program will force the federal government to focus more explicitly on big carrots to get the states to participate.

Some of those closest to the senator worry about a recent change in strategy that saw him focus more explicitly on African American issues, at the expense of the simplicity and authenticity of his earlier economic message.

With the implementation of the Bologna Process, teaching approaches have changed significantly and now focus more explicitly on student performance.